Andrew Zucker
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177 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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I don't know where you want to take the conversation.
Well, I do think the first 100 days are important as a construct because I think there is pressure on presidents to accomplish a lot in the first 100 days.
And I think one of the interesting parts of this presidency that hasn't really been talked about a lot is that he's jammed a lot into those 100 days.
And I wonder how many issues that have broad support he has left in these next three and a half years.
He's focused a lot on 80-20 issues as well as a lot of – that would be policies that 80% of the country loves and 20% absolutely hates as well as a lot of policies that the country absolutely hates just plainly.
I think that the first 100 days have been marked by this global trade war that he's introduced.
I think it's been marked by his immigration policies, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, and sending people to the gulags in El Salvador.
I think a lot of young Americans voted for him for various reasons.
Some of them were upset that their language was being policed.
Some of them were upset by the state of the economy.
And instead of – I think he had an opportunity to –
use some tariffs, to use some levers to bring prices down and boost the American dollar, but instead he's kind of enacted this Brexit-like disappearance from the world stage.
And that's not really what voters elected him to do.
Was that after Liberation Day?
Oh, that's a good question.
I think the answer is yes to all of the above.
I think what's interesting about where you see that big drop come for young voters is when some of these immigration stories begin to, faces get put to these immigration stories.
And it becomes less about just numbers and descriptors of people, but really human stories.
And I think Americans wanted a sealed border.
I think young people actually were with the president, broad strokes, broadly speaking, on immigration.
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